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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
! STRANGE DISORDER.

one Of the Kryser Erho', correspondents
writes: A disease it breaking out in the
ur,ghhoiEood Of M,rhauirshurg among
milch cows. II II in Major payker's herd,
on Mill creek, Hampshire comfy. 1t isa
disease of the eye. They become blind
from a white tIm over the eye, which
swelIs and watels very much. The ami
mails decrease in 1esh very rapidly. DO
not know how dangerous il is. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
I,IGTWAYlIEE

4 few days ago IN aged lady named
Cooper was returning from a neighbour
along the public highway on Scary creek,
by three loot.padsaud held up and search
ed. Nothing of value was found and She
WAS permitted to 20 without further mo-
lcs,utiun. The old lady has sum of
money by her and the villains expected to
get it. Neither oi them were recognized,
although it was broad daylight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
8f& 4areGijstMfnts.
IT f. BEHRENS,
GROCER & EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENT

Office and Main store @,I7 N.rn.r..,-...
Warehouse, 2lla Mar..r &c.,.
south Branch store corner Jacob and .rr...
eighth streets. in the large Wcstwu,si l....
H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

few nights ago, at Kcrtuck, Jackson
county, altcr Joe kiser and family had re-
tired, leaving the doors open on account Of
the extreme heat, three men entered the
house aud compelled Keyscr, at the mulhle
OF revolver, to get up and surrender his
stock ot cash, $2Gj. Dock Jones Tim Jones
and Frank Shamblrnac believed by Riser
tn hr his Iuhbers, and warrants for their
arrest were sworn out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
4 nI.eTERATE TINII

During picnic at Nashville, Harrison
county, recently, Beverly Flowers and
William Bates got iuto fight. Flowers
IN, Bates in the head with tumbIcr then
with a rock, cutting the scalp open. He
then struck Bates in the thigh with a
knife, breaking the blade from the handle
and leaving il in the wound, from which a
man uamed Marsh drew it with pinchers.
The blade was three inches long. Bates
is getting along very well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
yIRaINIA AND ono KAILRoAn.
\ rII.CKN BOY.

4 few evenings since a man familiar
with the premises entered the house OF
Mr. As, Ballah, in Pawpaw district, Mar
ion county, and stole couple Of watches.
The theft was discovered almost immc-
diately by young son OF Mr.. Ballah, who
at once started after the thief with a load
ed shot gun and was in fair way 10 over
take him, but Just rs the boy got within
good shooting distance the fellow caught
sight OF him and his gun and dropped the
time-pieces without ceremony in the road
and took to his heels The boy was salts
fed with the surrender OF the property and
quit the chase
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
EEENIND sEELLL-LS.

r9 the evening. many people hld left
the grounds. and fuy pavilion was just
comfortably tilted ut s. o'eIocl, whcu the
~,~virrs we've opened by singing "Eeyive
MS Again" Reg Bright followed in a
powerful prayer. after which Prot Excel
sang Tile Model Churrh' iu beautiful
manner. Rev Small again occupied th"
table iu front at the platform 90, u" wa~
very hnal-r. lie tcck io. his text
tl. Hebrews ii.g and lu oud viii-li We
.r,. gdmonfshrd. said hr. Bog am evidences
nj fb,. r,a,rrral world about MS and all
,t..... fl,t o., L.,. ,,ll.,. in ,rr ,,,u t,U.rf-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
\ CHASTITY DISCOVERY.

On last Sunday evening the lower part
of the body OF John Perry, one of the IN.
iortunat,s OF the elevator explosion at
huntington, was found in the river about
loo feet below the scene Of the disaster
The remains were recognized by his wife
rs being that OF Perry, and after examna.
ton was turned over to the city officials
and buried Monday afternoon in Spring
Hill cemetery. His head ami the upper
part OF his body still remain missing bat
more diligcut search will he made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08
PRIGHrFuL ACCIDENT.

On Thursday, Frank DOtsou, Young
man about u years OF age, residing a few
miles from West Union, Doddridge county,
met with a lriphtiul accident which may
cost him his life At SmithtOm, small
station few miles beyond Clarkshurg he
got on a freight train to ride in the direr-
ton Of his home, at Morgmsyiilc he
jumped on and fell back between the plat
form and the ears. His left arm and right
foot were cut of aud he sustained other
Injuries which may prove fatal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
Yesterday,s Proccetllp gs.

On account Of rain and the hop ten.
dered them Sunday night, delegates Ia
the District Grand Lodge No. 4, X, 8.
g., were SOW to gather yesterday. II
was 1890 O'Clock before they were
present in sufficient force to proceed
with the business Of the session.
The hall is furnished with number
OF tables, and around these the vari-
GUS delegations si,, They are pro-
vided with an ample supply OF station
cry, former lodge proceedings, and
everything requisite to fsC,litale mat
ters with the utmost dispatch.
The first businets after roll call was
a question arising from disputed en-.
dowment claim.
1t YVES postponed until acted npon
by the Board.
The report OF the Committee on
Presidents Message, read at Sundays
session, was read, and that port n re-
ferring to the consolidation of lodges
evoked a heated discussion. 10 his
message the president doubted the
propriety OF allowing consolidation,
and the committee took q different
view Of it. They asked for specific
law under which amalg ,mation should
be made, claiming that such statute
provision was necessary to preserve
the autonomy of all existiug lodges.
The matter finally went over for
future consideration.
They concurred in that portion Of
the message denying to the general
committee the pc yer TO alter or amend
the record of proceedings Of the Grand
Lodge.
The recommendation that the laws
relating to the admission OF charter
members be made more explicit, 80 as
to require the same medical examiGa-
ton for all applicants for membership,
was Endorsed.
Annual meetings ofthe Grand Lodge
were opposed on the ground that the
expenses attendant upon them would
more than Offset any advantages that
might accrue.
The report OF the e idowment Com.
mittee was presented, but no definite
action WAS taken.
Discussion of these twosubjeCts con-
ed almost the entire day, and al 7
o'clock pm. an adjournment Yves
taken uuil 0 o'clock this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
GRAND LODGE OF K. s. B.
FIRST Two Days SESSION AT Y.
M. IL. A. HALL.
Second Days Proceedings Taken Up
ia the Discussion OF Two
Reports.

The trst days session of District
Grand Lodge No. 4, X. :. B., was held
Sunday beginning at 10 o'clock no.
The business consisted OF comforting
Grand Lodge degrees upon past presi'
dents aud routine matters.
The presidents message was read,
and was referred to committee for
general distribution to standing com.
mittees.
The chairman, secretary and treas
urer OF the Endow ment b ard sub
mitted their reports, which were re-
ferred to the Committee on En1ow-
ments.
The secretary and treasurer Of the
Grand Lodge also submitted their re-
ports, which were referred TO the FL
nance Committee.
TIE officers of the Sir Moses Mont :
fore Kasner Home for the Aged and
Iufrm made y report, which wac lt-
ferred to the Committee on Home.
The chairman then appointed the
following
COMMITTEES:
On Presidents Message. Sam Wool
ner, chairman; julius Stern, F. |.
Strauss, Martin Cohen and Simon
Cohn.
On Ldw and Grievances. l. LDew-
enstt in, chairman; Sam Wooner,
Hsrdwig Perez, Julius Stern and The
odnre David.
On EndoiDmeni. Freund,
chairman; Fred +. Spiegel, Jacob
frost, Jacob Kuhn (Louisville) and
Nathan Gross.
On Home Il. J. Loventhal. chair
man; DR.. M. Sam6eld, Ma tin Cohen,
Moses Summer6eld and A. Gershon,
To Examine Books of EadoiCment.-
Simon Cobn, chairman; s. Landsberg,
A. Baron, J. M. Ray and W. Bern
heiE.
On Proceedings of General Committee,
Il. B Heller, chairman; II, GuDder-
sheimer, Louis Volmer, Isaac Ehr-
man and H. Kohner.
On Finance. L. Ichenhouser chair
man; Louis Goldsmith and l.. Mayer.
On Resolutions. -Jnlius Stern, chair.
man; Mark Valentine; l.. w. Allen
berg, s. Stampfer aud ID. Dahlman.
The Grand Lodge adjourned at 2
o'clock p m, and met again yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock.
At night the Young Mems Hebrew
Association gave the visiting delegates
an entertainment and reception. The
leaders of Jewish society were out in
force. President L. q, Pape delivered
a well chosen address OF welcome, and
President Black, of tie Grand Lodge,
responded in brief but eloquent lam
gusge.
These addresses were followed by
the sparkling two-act operstta, Pauline,
The Belle Of Saratoga, with the follow
ing admirable cast:
Pauline Western. ..,......,. Miss Francis PutEel
Clara Rivers, her rival. .":.: Miss Carye. Block
Sir Charles Grandiswoll...M Chas: Eckstone
Capt. Western. Mr.. +. d. seward
George Ardent,a Student. Mr.. W. II. sonfeld
The operetta was presented in a
smooth and charming manner, and
the participants received abundant
and well merited applause. A hop sue
ceeded the performance, and con-
tlnued until long after midnight.
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DIED.

W0NIGRR-On Sunday, February 13,
1897, at midnight. AUGUSTUS kDMUND, father
Of Joseph, Edward and Henry Woniger, In
his 10Th year. New 0flehns papers please
oopy.l
Funeral from his residence, on Horn Lake
road this day (TUBSDAY) at II o'clock.
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The DeIIgh trul LiquId Laxntiev.

Syrup OF Figs is a most agreeable
and valuable family remedy, as 1t is
easily taken by old and young, and ia
prompt and effective in curing
hsbitusl constipation and the many
ills depending on weak or inactive
condition OF the kidneys, liver and
Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which II acts, and
awakens them to healthy activity. For
sale by II. ]. Heister and all leading
druggists; Van Vleet & Co, G. w.
Jones & Co., w. N. Wilkerson 4 Co.,
and s. Mansfield & Co. have been APP
pointed wholesale agents at Memphis,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15
MARRIED.

JOHNSON H00KBR-0 Monday even
ing, February "A, 1887. at the residence Of
Mrs Bette Hooker, Forrest City. Ark, MIR.
I. K. Johnson, Of Memphis, Tenn, and
Miss ANNIE Il. HooKER, Of Brookhaven,
Miss. No cards. let. Louis. Now Orleans
and Galveston TEX pane. please sspy.l
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15

PROMPT relief ia sick headache, dlz-
ziness, nausea, constipation, pain in
the side, ETC., guaranteed to those
using Oarter's Little Liver. Pills. One
pill dose. 20 cents. IA aSEE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15

PARENTS, do not fail to give DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup to the little ones
for cough, cold and Group.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15

JUMPED from a car and sprained
my ankle. Salvation Oh, the great
pain extinguisher, cured 1t in three
days. 1t is now as we'll as ever.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-15

LUNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis
Lundhorg's perfume, MsrChal Nile
Rose.
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily Of the
Valley.
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The operetta was presented in a
smooth and charming manner, and
the participants received abundant
and well merited applause. A hop sue
ceeded the performance, and con-
tlnued until long after midnight.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
A Church In Trouble.

The cor or, cation of the Household Of
Faith, whose church is situated GU lat
nall street between Seventh and Eighth
streets have almost disbanded, and at
recent meeting of the trustees it was de-
eide TO sell the church. This course is
rend red necessary on accout OF the debt
against the building. The Perpetual
Loan Associa ion holGs mortgage o.
ST 200 and $500 is due other parties. In
consequence OF the falling off in the mem.
bershir, especially since the church has
been without a pastor, 1t is impossible to
meet thest claims, and the only course
left is to sell the building The church
was built about seven years ago, by mem
bers Of other churches, especially Metho
dists, who followed the Rev. George X
Kramer In his secession from the M. +
Conference, In support of his pecnlla
theological views about the immortalit.
OF the soul. The new congregation wor
shired at first in tent,on lot at Fourth
and Lombard streets, but on the ap
proach of cold weather secured rooms IL
the McClary Building. While Their
money was raised toward building
church, and the lot on Tatnall street wa
secured For lime the society pros
pered, but after Kramer went to Brook
Ign, it commenced to decline, and hs
continued going down, until now it
said there are not over two dozen mem
t,rs. The building has been placed
the hands Of Hawkins y Co. for sale, b'
sci vices will be held under the lea3ersl
of one of the members, until the sale
ptfp Of ed
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Fatal accident at Chester.

This morning at ID minutes after s
O'Clock engine No. 283, Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, drawing o freight train,
exploded at Chester station with
q terrific effect. The engine had
been engaged in shifting cars about
the yard, and when In front OF
the new b. & o. depot the boiler ex'
ploded, carrying desth and destruction
in its path. Ono MAD, named Mccall,
said to be from W llminetsn, . track
layer and carpenter, was instantly
killed. John Murphy, telegraph opera
tor In the B. & o. depot, 10 fatally In
iured. Tho new depot was wrecked y
badly that 1t IL thought q new one vii
have to be built.
A lumber of men who were standing
Iaround were more or less Injured, bu
inons 1t is thought fatally except MUIR
Iphy. A row Of houses close by ar
lnesrly wrecked. The engineer ant
fireman miraculously escaped sever
Injury.
/ rhe name OF McCale does not appea
in the City Directory OF this city. d
lmay be . stranger from 3 diatance VIII
has come lately to work on the railroad.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
DEL.

OwNSEND-ln this city, on the 7th
inst, Elisabeth H., Wits OF 3. frank
Townsend, in tho Aeth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are TO.
specially invited to attend her funeral from
ner late residence, No. Az Y. Fourth street,
on Thursday sftsrnoon, 9th instant, TO meet
a tho house At 2 o'clock, and proceed to
WILMINGTON and Brsndywino Oemstery.
TUCKER.-On the 9TH Infant. MollIe, wife
of James y. TscEer, aged 70 yosrs, two
months and ~ days.
Relatives and frienis arc respectfully in
vIted to attend her funeral frsm the rosi'
denco OF her husband, NO.8l4 Walnut street,
ON wednesday afternoon. Services 1t the
house Mt 2 o'clock. lnterment at Riverview
cemetery.
tho 3D. inst.. Daniel b.
Stewart. s3p-tn.law Of Charles and h lien
Simon OF Brandywine Hundred, aged "a
yosrs.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from mis- lato res
| ID ence, RIO llo7 Elm street, on Tuesday
| af ernoon. at O'Clock, p. m. lntermcnt o.
Riverviow Cemetery.
June 9Th, Maud T..
daughter OF Charles N. and CLARA Can
| person, aged months II days.
| RELATIVES and friends are respectfully IN
vited to attend her funeral from the resi
dekoe of her parents, Penusylvania avenue
asd Scott street, on tuesday afternoon. Ser
vices at the hoaee At hat past 2. lntermen
At Mt. Salem Cemetery.
DRNORMANDIE.-ln this city. on the bt
ips'., Mary, vile Of A. DeNormandie
In the 9th year OF her age.
HUDSON 9th inst, Charles J. HUI dsor
aged IS years
Relatives and friends are invited to atten
the funsr raj frsm hts late residences, <04 Wei
Fourth street, on Thursoav, June etn, AZ
lo'clock. Is,srmsbt at Wilmington an
Brandy wine cemetery.
this city on the 9Th inst, Ma
tin Moran. aged 90 years.
Il The relatives and frienos Of the family ar
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Q
W ed esdey morning at O'CLOCK, from ~
, late res,d ence on Peach street, South WI
Imingtos. High macs at 81. Mary . chufct
Ilnterment At Nov Cathedral oemetory. !
IkOLLAND.-On the 9th inst, John r., so
,of N iohael and Margaret Holland, age
II 20 years. 4,
IL Relatives and friends arc respectfully II
Il yit,d to attend his funeral from the res
, Idence of his parents, No. III Bird street, .
, i hursdsy, tho D.h inst, ~ O'CLOCK, =. y
High Mass at st. PAups church. lntermei
at New Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
EaDIsa On tho Wing.

Last evening Past Chief Crosby OF
St. John CASTLE, X G. E, Vice Chiei
Forrest Of War wick Castle, Sir Herald
Pierson OF St. John Castle, with Sir
Herald HeenAn, ChAmberling Miller
and High Priest Bursler Of Warwick
Castle, proceeded to Clay ton aud con-
fe1r d the first, second and third de
greer on number OF the members OF
Pilgrim Castle. No. Z, Of that plsce
The visitors we're received in the mos
courteous manner and Sir knight
Miss Maria Young, OF Clayton, hat
prepared o largo bouquet for the hand
soonest man In the party, and although
she had some difficulty in making thu
selection, she finally awarded 1t TO 81
knight Miller. The party returned Q
. late hour we'll pleased with tbei
visit.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
Fifth EDITIoI
ffolO FOR

~, S'o. ..ph F. Henley had . l.,
s ssa mornings session Of "a = be- head
charged with aiding n 81 ~ The City
F Fen 70 70 commit murder assault =. |;
The State Was rerr. ~osnsag, Nay
Alto Attorney Davis, whils C,, oy . D!
h turner, who general, a MY Boz
h hs,t OF the State in ca,es sp Y ,s1 4
S Ss,ors the City Court, re q, .als !
q pnsn Archie Gallo UraS'e 90 !.
: yam on behalf Of tSs yam and
at the Ooroner's inouasrl That III
CLARA Wilson, also "a, .
swoIe positively that hat , iu' the
hand the pistol to Ca Sro av 3
him ssy, "Give /, to him s !, snd|
the Nationsl Hosel into ~. SON, s
and get his pistol ana IT" thai ~ Y o..
TUs say ~, me words imputed M ~ \
me witnesses said that he ~. !,
mere was not a word 81 W. ,-a,l
testimony. Other Witnesses ~ \
ne same effect, but the ''J J, ~
a.nlsy In 81, $50 bail for hi, .s mi
D tue september term nj ~
6eneral Sessions VI 'ne'u
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
FOURTH EDITION


Mary. wife Of A. K. DeNormaudie,
Who resides at No. West Tenth Atreet'
died sudd enly on Sunday afternoon IN
the eth year of her age. She had been
unwell for some time, but was not con-
flned to her room and continued TO look
after her household affairs to some e1-
tent. Ga Sunday she WAS sitting In the
room with her husband, feeling rather
more depressed than usual, when she
expressed wish that she could see her
daughter Ella, who resides In West
ern city, but remarked that can never
DO. Shortly after this, at her sugges-
ton, Mr.. DeNormandie went out 70 ask
the family ply siciau to call, and on re
turning with him they were surprised
to fiud her In an I'm conscious state.
The doctor felt her pulse, when he said
that 1t WAS too late to admiuisted any
remedy, 40 life WAS slreAdy extinct.
Ms. DeNormandie Was quite IN active
and agreeable lady, and her sudden de-
cease will be regretted not only BY heI
Immediate family, but by many friendt
and aoquaintAuoes. The time OF heI
burial will not be fxed uutii the arriva
of her daughter, who was Immediately
potifie OF the sad occurrence.
Mrs. Elizabeth O. Townsend, tho wifi
of B. Frank Townsend, real estate
agent, died quits suddenly about 4 81
Io'clook, this morning. Mrs. TOWNSEND
had been In the or JOY ment OF her nsua
health, and on Sunday she ompanie<
her husband ON visit to some friend
lin the country. Yesterday she seemed
in good spirits, and last evening va
out riding with her husband. Shcsti.
after their return she was seised witl
paralysis, and notw ithstanding every
thing possible was done Tor her reliel
Ioontinusd to sink until she expired
The deceased was about 46' years Of ags
and WAS very estimable lady, high
esteemed by . large circle OF friend
AID acQuaintanoes. She leaves nv
children, and the funeral will tax
place from her husbands residene'
INo. 412 e asst Fourth sire I, ut 2 o'cloc
Ito. morrow afternoon. The intsrmeI
will be IT the Wilmington and Brand.
wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
struck With surp,,,.,

Yesterday after moon two roll :,
Gals made 1t their bushes 10 ,Ad :. = =
an article that appeared in ia las, 10y Y
iIPuBLIcAN in regard to rs,, !,
cnants In Philadelphia pers ss,,,
pie OF this city to mslx ths,r ~
there, and allowing them { no, ~ ~
paying fare both ways. tn, s A., y
by The great "wide awake" p sr.1
true to the mark, and they len et' n
Gus Grand Central Clcthlna Ham,
ned that what was ,ublI,h.d
words Of truth. The article sbov
the Philadelphia parties paving Y,
both ways and allowing y you
OH, that they made g.. % on 4. AZ
clothes, and that the proprietor
Grad Cen raj being Mtissd
per cent. profit and with M dis
cluded for spot cash, only q,w
small profit of Sl.45 Nov u,s
the good thinking public II Al
like this doesn't deserve The pst,
the people of Wilmington and h
Ing counties. Remember, 1t Is NJ
site the entrance to the Clsyto'
on MAJ ket. corner of 5tA, and h
forget 1t.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
MarshAiltOa ltems

Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
W. H. Hsndrickson and Ave friends
favored the chapel 1T this place with =
visit last Sunday evening, when very
satisfactory and enjoyable evening was
passed by the lay congregation in atteu-
dance. Brother Hendrickson's dis
course WAS forcible and listened to with
much attention. On Thursday evening
at halt. past seven the anniversary OF
the Sunday school will be held. The
public IL very respectfully requested
10 attend. No charge will be made Tor
I'D mission but every effort used to A..
ford all pleas evening 3 enjoy ment.
The assistance OF DIR. Simms. MessTs.
Dalbo, Stead, Diefenderf and others has
been rendered, which will alone insure
full attendance.
I=There is q great drawback to the
present comfort of the In habitants, at
also to the future advancement OF the
neis hborhood, and that 10 tho old
lowered bridge over Red Clay creek
liz lie as much disgrace to those II
Iauthority over such matters rs an EN-
Iblem of ancient times--unsafe to pas
after night, q regular resort for loung
ers, its usefulness gone. 1t Is a profile q
hard to solve why other roads owe
which there is not one ter tn the trafhc
should have neat iron bridge, willis
this one IL left rs an ey esore to all an
q nuisance to the place, but We live l
Hope that some day our antique Lsv
Court will be replaced by one of moder
times. who will see the justice Of On
tcomplatnts and remedy them.
Edward Cranston 10 opening . ne
road from Marsh alton to the line of b
property. He has sold ten lots, and
prepared to sell lots from quarter n
to five acres on easy terms. He ali
Proposes to start o coal and lumb'
lyard. The new 80. Railroad pass
through this property. A church, pos
Ioffice, first class school and two stor
Il within two minutes walk. ECHO.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-07
The Sultan Warusd.

C0asrANTINoPLE, June 81
de MOntebollo and N. Nslid
French ana Russian Ambass@
spsctively, have lodged objs|
their governments to the ratihd
Turkey Of the Anglo. Turkish
ton relative to Egypt.
M. Nelldof, in communIci
governments objections, hintl
the Sultan ratified the Convent
action might colt him his thru
also indirectly charged Eppls
bribing the Grand viz!er with
and other palace officials VI
amounts, In order to secure
prevail OF the Convention,
The Sultan, after his interv
M. NelidoE. hurriedly summ
Henry Drummond Wolf, thI
British Envoy, with reference
and questioned him as to thl
these charges. Biz Henry iDt
denied that he or his govern
been guilty Of bribery.
| The Turkish officials wLo
to hay We received the brides Dig
protested their innocencs Of III